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SANTA MONICA, Calif. AP 鈥?The actress who was best known for her role as a ditzy waitress on the 1970s and 80s CBS sitcom Alice has died. Beth Howland was 74.Her husband, actor Charles Kimbrough, told The Associated Press that Howland died Dec. 31 of lung cancer in Santa Monica, California. He said there had been no announcement, funeral or memorial service because that s how she wanted it. That was her choice, he said.Howland was born May 28, 1941, in Boston. At 16, she landed a role on Broadway alongside Dick Van Dyke in Bye Bye Birdie. CBS later noticed Howland on stage in the 1970 production of Company and brought her to Hollywood for a bit part on The Mary Tyler Moore Show. Small roles on The Love Boat and Little House on the Prairie followed and a maj stanley cup or break stanley cup came when she was cast as Vera Louise Gorman on Alice, a comedy set in an Arizona greasy spoon diner based on the 1974 Martin Scorsese film, Alice Doesn t Live Here Anymore. Howland earned four Golden stanley cup website Globe Sole Girlfriend of man who shot police officer sentenced to probation
The Maryland State Police has issued an alert about a prank call that uses the department s phone number.People who have received the call told investigators they got anautomated message fromthe State Police Criminal Enforcement Division. The message said an internet crime occurred and they were instructed to call theMaryland State Police Criminal Enforcement Division at 410-953-8200.The Maryland State Policeisnot making these calls and stanley portugal is ask stanley cup quencher ing anyone who gets this type of call to hang up.The department said there is no apparent connection toextortion or theft.Those who have received this prank phone call have been from Maryland, New stanley becher York and Hawaii.